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======Spatial Design at Costco======

Made by: [[zoey-lin|Zoey]]

  * There is the spatial design I find in Costco.

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Inside Costco, this has a very big space to let the customers try the chair. Firstly, the customers can try, see, and feel the chair, this tactile input can help the customer not make the wrong decision. Secondly, the chair can let the customer take some rest, this can make the customer stay longer in the shop so that they can have more energy to keep shopping. Using sensory perception, it can make the shopping quality higher and drive customers to buy more.

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At Costco, it shows some products to the customers. By displaying products prominently, Costco is trying to get your attention away to let you look at the product that they are selling to you. Furthermore, Costco employs(採用) organizational approach, grouping related products together, For example, In the camping area, it put a tent, chair, table, air beds, and some camping stuff together. This can let the customer organize all the camping products together and let the customer believe it is necessary for successful camping. it can drive customers to buy more.

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First, in the sensory input part, customers can see the production process of the food, which can let the customers know about the quality and freshness of the food. This visual input makes the customer trust and confidence in the food being made. Second, the open space design of the kitchen can easily get the customer’s attention. Finally, when customers see the production process of the food they will interpret the Costco food to be clean, fresh, quality, and safe. It can let customers buy at ease(安心).

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Through the sensory input of the perception process. Costco lets customers see the difference between Costco's light and other companies’ light. When I pass by I can tell that it has a lot of people over there looking at the light, so the display of the different lighting catches the attention of customers. The interpretation is that when customers see how each lamp is different, they are likely to choose Costco's lamp because of the potential advantages of Costco's lighting compared to other companies, so Costco lamps are interpreted as good and better light.

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First, customers can see, smell and taste the food, providing sensory input that is processed through the senses of sight, smell, and taste. Second, for me like a foodie when I smell some food my attention will all focus on where the smell comes from. This can easily take customers' attention. Next, When the customers think the food tastes good they probably will buy it.